Travel day to Aarhus

Surprisingly, I woke up feeling pretty good, considering last night’s drinks. That said, I only got about three hours of sleep our tax and border-crossing contact had been unreachable the night before, so I had to message him around 9 AM. Thankfully, everything worked out, and all the leftover merch boxes were picked up.

I grabbed a quick bite at a café before we left for the ferry.

On the way to the port and while waiting for the ferry, I had some serious conversations with the core team and Martin about a very sensitive and personal matter, which ultimately led to the decision to send Bella home. I was asked to be there for support.

This isn’t something I feel comfortable writing about because it’s not my story to tell. But the outcome means things will be more challenging for me—I’ll be stepping in to fill Bella’s warrior role for the rest of the tour.

The boat ride was okay. I took a travel pill, which, as always, made me super sleepy. I had some loaded fries, took a nap, and just tried to push through. But with everything going on and four long hours on the boat, this definitely wasn’t my favorite day.

We arrived in Aarhus super late, so it was straight to bed.Baca lagi